>>18154 >Now that we know KeePassXC isn't secure Do we? Can I get a rundown?

What's not secure about it?

>>18159 you can bruteforce it easily if you're password is less than 12 characters

>>18154 If you can't remember your password bitwarden wont help you either.

>>18170 That's every pw manager, yeah if your master pw is shit people can open it

>Now that we know KeePassXC isn't secure >posts pic proving that keepass is secure

>>18154 Why is tech literacy so low on the tech board? /g/ was like this too iirc

>>18170 You genuinely had me for a second, but this is just password etiquette and not a problem of the manager itself. >>18265 Lots of people come here just for advice or to talk surface level stuff, which isn't a problem in itself, but can be for shit like this

>>18265 For me it's that I know about some tech things and not others, tech also just makes me happy, but then I see someone building a program and I don't understand at all and it's like waow

>>18154 >storing your passwords >in one centralized location >in the distance, a soft glow intensifies

>>18290 My screenshot tool can decode QR. Nice image QR.

>>18154 >>18170 That's it?

>>18290 thonk

>>18265 chans are lowest of the lowest of brow

this is even funnier when you remember that keepassxc can export to a printable HTML document

>>18154 use google password manager

>>18154 I write mine down in an obscure physical book on my shelf in pencil so I can erase them when I update. Putting them on your computer is stupid